Every district, four ways
to look at it.
Switch between land area, the economy, road safety and crime. Hover or click a district — or pick one from the ranking.
Pick a theme. See what
you can ask.
They’re the part of the data lake’s 800+ datasets that has passed the connector’s grounding and caveat checks, and more join over time.
From the whole region
to your neighbourhood.
Territorial authority and regional-level statistics, right down to small local areas.
Ask about “Waikato” and the answer says whether it used the region or the district — and asks if you meant the other.
Figures line up on the same boundaries, so comparing two places compares like with like.
The Free plan includes population, GIS boundaries and the Deprivation Index at SA2 level.
Start with three datasets.
Unlock all 250+.
Free comes with a starter set, no card needed. Standard unlocks the whole data lake with no monthly reset.
Population figures for small local areas across New Zealand.
The boundaries that sit behind the figures, at SA2 level.
How deprivation varies between small local areas.
Checked before it’s
ever askable.
Datasets are chosen from published New Zealand statistics — aggregate figures, never personal information.
Each one is checked against the connector’s grounding and caveat rules before it goes live.
It joins the data lake and becomes askable in Claude, with its source, unit and period attached.
More datasets join over time. If you need one that isn’t there yet, tell us.
Tell us what you’re after and which question it would answer. We’ll let you know if and when it can join.